Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Tours

7 Day Ocean Swim Tours Featuring Marine Encounters and Island Experiences

Our Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Tours are designed for travellers who want more than time in the water. Set in one of Fiji’s most beautiful and unspoilt island chains, the Yasawa Islands are renowned for their crystal-clear lagoons, vibrant coral reefs, warm tropical waters and welcoming island communities. While the swims are exceptional, this holiday is just as much about where you stay, who you travel with, and the freedom to shape each day your way.

We stay in superb 4 to 5 star island resorts, offering comfort, space and outstanding hospitality between swims. Each day combines guided ocean swims through protected channels and reef systems where you may encounter manta rays and turtles, alongside cultural experiences that bring you closer to everyday island life in the Yasawas.

What truly sets this journey apart is its flexibility. Confident swimmers, relaxed swimmers and non-swimmers can travel together, each choosing how they spend their day. If you are travelling with a non-swimming partner, this journey is designed to work beautifully for both of you. While swimmers explore reefs, lagoons and calm island channels with our experienced guides, non-swimmers can enjoy cultural walks, village visits, kayaking, snorkelling, or time to relax in a stunning island setting.

It is this balance of swimming, culture, comfort and choice, set against the natural beauty of the Yasawa Islands, that makes our swim treks ideal for couples, friends and mixed-ability groups looking to share an extraordinary island holiday.

Swimmers moving through clear turquoise ocean waters during a guided open-water swim in the Yasawa Islands, Fiji

Designed for Swimmers and Non-Swimmers

Flexibility for everyone

This swim trek is thoughtfully designed to cater for a wide range of swimming abilities, from confident open-water swimmers to those who prefer a gentler, more relaxed pace. Swims are guided and supported, with groups managed to ensure everyone feels comfortable and confident in the water. It is also an ideal choice if you are travelling with a non-swimming partner. While swimmers explore reefs, lagoons and calm island channels, non-swimmers can choose from a range of alternative experiences. These may include cultural walks, village visits, snorkelling, or simply time to relax and enjoy the island. This flexibility allows couples and friends to share the same holiday while shaping each day in the way that suits them best.

Woman overlooking the turquoise ocean and lush islands of the Yasawa Islands, Fiji, at a scenic viewpoint during a guided swim trek

Flexible Daily Itineraries

To suit different fitness levels

Every day of this swim trek offers genuine choice, allowing you to shape your experience to suit your energy, interests and comfort level. Guided swims are carefully planned and supported by our experienced team, with pacing adjusted to suit both confident swimmers and those who prefer a gentler approach.

On days when you would rather stay dry, or simply change the pace, a range of alternative experiences are available, from cultural activities and village visits to snorkelling, or time to relax at the resort. You can be as active or as relaxed as you like, mixing swimming and non-swimming days as you go. This flexibility ensures the journey feels personal, unhurried, and perfectly balanced.

Swimmers gliding through clear tropical waters alongside majestic manta rays in the Yasawa Islands, Fiji, during a guided swim trek experience

Wow-mazing Manta Ray Passage Swim

An unforgettable ocean encounter in one of Fiji’s most remarkable marine corridors

The Manta Ray Passage swim is a true wow-mazing highlight of this journey. Set within the Yasawa Islands, this natural ocean corridor is known for seasonal manta ray activity, as these graceful giants glide through warm, plankton-rich waters. Our experienced guides ensure the encounter is respectful, well-paced and focused on safety and marine awareness. Swimming alongside manta rays in their natural environment is both humbling and exhilarating, offering a powerful connection to the ocean and a lasting appreciation for the importance of protecting these extraordinary creatures.

Swimmers floating in the crystal clear waters inside Sawa i Lau Caves in the Yasawa Islands, surrounded by dramatic limestone walls

Wow-mazing Sawa-i-Lau Caves Visit

A sacred limestone cave experience shaped by nature and legend

A visit to the Sawa-i-Lau Caves is one of the most iconic experiences in the Yasawa Islands. Accessible only by water, these dramatic limestone caves rise from a turquoise lagoon and hold deep cultural significance for local communities. Inside, sunlight filters through openings in the rock, illuminating ancient chambers and creating a serene, almost otherworldly atmosphere. Guests explore the caves with care and respect, learning about their cultural stories and natural formation from local guides. Calm waters, soaring rock walls and echoes of dripping limestone slow the pace and invite quiet reflection, offering a powerful sense of place and a deeper connection to Fiji’s natural and cultural heritage that stays with you.

Aerial view of a tropical island resort in Fiji’s Yasawa Islands, with palm fringed beaches, turquoise lagoons and coral reef waters
Tropical swimming pool at Paradise Cove Resort in the Yasawa Islands, surrounded by palm trees and island style accommodation

5 star Paradise Cove Resort

Yasawa Islands south

Our departures stay at two different resorts in the Yasawa Islands. We stay at the 5-star Paradise Cove Resort. Set on a pristine stretch of white sand in the northern Yasawa Islands, this offers an exceptional balance of comfort, space and relaxed island atmosphere. Guests stay in beautifully appointed Garden Bungalows nestled within tropical gardens, offering privacy and easy access to the beach, lagoon, pool and resort facilities. The resort provides a welcoming place to unwind with two restaurants.

Aerial view of Blue Lagoon Resort on a white sand beach in Fiji's Yasawa Islands, surrounded by turquoise water and tropical palm trees.
Beachfront dining experience at Blue Lagoon Resort during a Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Adventure.

4 star Blue Lagoon Resort

Yasawa Islands north

Alternatively some departures stay at the 4 star Blue Lagoon Beach Resort. Located on one of the most beautiful beaches in the Yasawa Islands, the resort combines a relaxed island atmosphere with comfortable beachfront accommodation and direct access to the crystal-clear lagoon. Guests stay in spacious Garden Villas surrounded by tropical gardens, just a short stroll from the beach, pool and resort facilities including two restaurant such as Donu the Japanese inspired restaurant.

Local Fijian performers sharing traditional song and dance during an evening cultural performance on a Yasawa Island, Fiji

Wow-mazing Cultural Connections

A welcoming introduction to Fijian tradition, music and community

Cultural connection is woven naturally into your time in the Yasawa Islands. During your journey, guests visit either the welcoming village of Soso on Naviti Island or the traditional village of Nacula, offering a genuine glimpse into everyday island life. Walking through the village alongside your guides, you will learn about local customs, community traditions and the deep connection between the people and the surrounding ocean. Later in the journey, a traditional Fijian meke brings the culture to life through song, dance and storytelling. Together, these experiences offer a meaningful insight into local traditions and create shared moments of connection, joy and understanding that add depth and heart to the journey.

Plated gourmet seafood dish served at Paradise Cove Resort in the Yasawa Islands, Fiji, as part of a guided swim trek experience

Fine Island Dining

Variety, flavour and relaxed island dining, all included

Paradise Cove Resort: Dining is a highlight of your stay at Paradise Cove Resort. Guests enjoy a variety of dining experiences across the resort’s signature restaurants, including Donu and Black Rock, where fresh local produce, seafood and Pacific-inspired flavours take centre stage. A standout experience is the resort’s Omakase Japanese dining, where local Fijian ingredients are transformed using traditional Japanese techniques. With much of the produce sourced from local farmers and the resort’s own gardens, every meal reflects the flavours of the Yasawa Islands, complemented by warm service and stunning ocean views.

Blue Lagoon Beach Resort: Dining at Blue Lagoon Beach Resort is relaxed, social and full of island charm. Meals are served in the resort’s open-air beachfront restaurant, where guests can enjoy fresh seafood, tropical fruits and a mix of Fijian and international cuisine overlooking the lagoon. Fresh, authentic and unpretentious, dining here perfectly reflects the laid-back spirit of the Yasawa Islands.

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Why Choose Us

Tour Itinerary

Inclusions
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

What’s Included on Your 7 Day Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

A Swim Trek Designed for Choice and Comfort

• Guided ocean swims with multiple pace groups to suit different swimming abilities and confidence levels
• Flexible daily options for relaxed swimmers and non-swimmers
• All boat support and safety management during swim sessions
• A carefully curated balance of swimming, cultural and island experiences


Wow-mazing Experiences

• Manta rays passage swim 
• Guided visit to the iconic Sawa-i-Lau limestone caves
• Authentic Fijian cultural experiences including village visits and traditional Fijian meke evening
• Scenic boat journeys between islands


Exceptional Island Accommodation

• Our departures stay at different resorts. Choose either the 4 star Blue Lagoon Resort or the 5 star Paradise Cove Resort, one of the Yasawa Islands’ most highly regarded island resorts


Island Dining –  Fully Included

• 6 dinners, 6 breakfasts and 6 lunches
• Hosted dinners across the resorts signature restaurants
• Two special Omakase-style Japanese dining experiences using Fijian ingredients (Paradise Cove Resort tours)
• Sunset Point drinks on 2 nights


Passionate and Professional Guides

• Professional, qualified guides with strong knowledge of the Yasawa Islands

Day 1:
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Day 1: Nadi to the Yasawa Islands

Please note: The itinerary remains flexible and may be adjusted according to tides, weather and sea conditions to ensure the best possible swimming experience.

Getting There: Guests should arrange their own flights to Nadi, arriving the day before the tour begins. We recommend staying at Ramada Suites by Wyndham Wailoaloa Beach Fiji our pick up location for the tour.

Swim Environment & Pace: Calm lagoon waters, easy pace suitable for all abilities.
Swim Distance:
Up to 1.5kms
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Itinerary: This morning you’ll be collected from the Ramada Suites by Wyndham Wailoaloa Beach Fiji and transferred to Naisoso Marina for your 1.5-hour boat journey to the Yasawa Islands and your island resort (either Paradise Cove Resort or Blue Lagoon Beach Resort, depending on your departure). Helicopter upgrades are also available. On arrival, you’ll receive a warm Fijian welcome, settle into your room and enjoy lunch with your fellow travellers. Later, meet your guides and Fijian crew for a welcome briefing before a relaxed introductory swim in the lagoon. This optional swim allows us to assess swimming pace and form groups for the week ahead. As the sun sets, join us for welcome drinks before enjoying a group dinner overlooking the ocean, the perfect start to your Fiji Swim Adventure.

Flexible Itinerary Option: Non-swimmers can enjoy snorkelling, paddle boarding or simply relax by the beach or pool.

Day 2:
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Day 2: Local village visit and Coastal Swim

ITINERARIES:
Paradise Cove:  Soso Village + Soso Bay swim on Naviti Island
Blue Lagoon: Nacula Village + Nacula Island coastal swim
Swim Environment & Pace: Coastal and reef-based swims, relaxed pace with regular breaks and guide support.
Swim Distance both locations: 2-3 kms.

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PARADISE COVE ITINERARY: After breakfast at the resort, we travel by boat across the turquoise waters of the Yasawa Islands to Naviti Island. Our first stop is the welcoming village of Soso, where you’ll gain an insight into traditional Fijian life and experience the warm hospitality of the local community. Following our village visit, we prepare for a coastal swim in the sheltered waters of Soso Bay. With calm conditions, crystal-clear water and vibrant coral reefs below, this is one of the most enjoyable swim environments in the Yasawas. Swimming at a relaxed pace, we follow the coastline while our support boat remains nearby, allowing swimmers to rest whenever they wish. After the swim, we return to Paradise Cove Resort where the afternoon is yours to relax by the pool, enjoy the lagoon or unwind on the beach before dinner at Donu Restaurant.
Flexible Itinerary Option: For supporters, non-swimmers or those preferring a day out of the water, enjoy Yoga at the Cove, a guided village visit, snorkelling excursions, kayaking, a bushwalk or simply relax at the resort.

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BLUE LAGOON RESORT ITINERARY: After breakfast at Blue Lagoon Beach Resort, we take a short boat ride to the nearby village of Nacula, one of the largest villages in the Yasawa Islands. Here you’ll experience authentic Fijian island life, meet local villagers and gain an insight into the traditions and culture that have shaped these islands for generations. Following our village visit, we prepare for a coastal swim along the shores of Nacula Island. Crystal-clear waters, colourful coral reefs and abundant marine life create a spectacular setting as we swim at a relaxed pace through one of the Yasawas’ most beautiful lagoons. Our support boat remains nearby throughout the swim, allowing swimmers to rest whenever they wish. After the swim, we return to Blue Lagoon Beach Resort where the afternoon is yours to enjoy. Relax by the pool, snorkel from the beach, enjoy a cocktail overlooking the lagoon or simply unwind before dinner at the resort.
Flexible Itinerary Option: For non-swimmers or those wanting a day out of the water, enjoy a yoga session, snorkelling, kayaking, cultural activities, a village visit, or simply relax and soak up the island atmosphere at Blue Lagoon Beach Resort.

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Day 3:
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Day 3: Manta Ray Passage Swim – Central Yasawa Islands

Both Resort Itineraries the same
Swim Environment & Pace: Open water passage conditions with mild current influence, steady pace with frequent pauses for observation and close guide support.
Swim Distance: 2-3 kms.

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BOTH ITINERARIES: This morning is yours to enjoy the relaxed pace of island life at the Resort. You may choose to spend the time unwinding by the lagoon or pool, strolling along the beach, or taking part in one of the activities listed below. After a leisurely morning, we gather for lunch at the resort restaurant before preparing for the afternoon’s marine adventure. Following lunch, we travel by boat to the renowned Manta Ray Passage, one of the Yasawa Islands’ most famous marine locations. This natural channel between the islands is known for its nutrient-rich currents that attract an abundance of marine life. During our one-hour snorkelling experience, you will explore the clear waters of the passage, where colourful reef fish gather and, in season, graceful manta rays are often seen gliding effortlessly through the channel. After our snorkel, we begin a guided channel swim heading south along the coastline of Drawaqa Island. This rewarding open water swim follows the island’s shoreline, where coral formations and reef systems create a constantly changing underwater landscape. Our support boat travels alongside the group throughout the swim, allowing swimmers to rest or rejoin the swim as they wish while enjoying the stunning surroundings of the Yasawa Islands. Tonight, experience a traditional Fijian Meke performance at the resort, where storytelling, rhythmic drumming, and graceful dance offer insight into local history and island life. The evening continues with dinner at the Black Rock Restaurant at our resort, bringing together culture, connection, and another memorable island night.

Flexible Itinerary Option: For supporters and non-swim trekkers there are plenty of enjoyable alternatives available today. Option to join the group for the Manta Ray snorkelling experience. During swims you can enjoy shorter swims or view from the boat. Or choose Yoga at the Cove, Mountain Hike, Snorkelling and Fish Feeding, Kayaks are also available to enjoy a paddle around the lagoon instead today or relax beachside

Day 4:
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Day 4: Sawa-i-Lau Island – Caves snorkel and Island Channel Swim – Northern Yasawa Islands

Both Resort Itineraries the same
Swim Environment & Pace:
Today’s swimming includes calm, sheltered snorkelling conditions within the limestone caves of Sawa-i-Lau Island, followed by a supported open water channel swim between nearby Yasawa Islands. Water clarity is typically excellent, with gentle currents possible in the channel depending on tides.
Swim Distance: 2-3 kms.
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BOTH ITINERARIES: : After breakfast at the resort, we head out by boat for a day that blends coastal swimming, cultural exploration, and a classic open water crossing in the Yasawa Islands. Today, we head to the northern area of the Yasawa Islands to explore picturesque Sawa-i-lau Island. The highlight of today is our visit to the iconic Sawa-i-Lau Caves for a one-hour snorkel. Here you will have time to explore this remarkable limestone cave system, known for its dramatic caverns, filtered light, and cultural significance. Swimming into the caves is optional, and guides will provide context and support as you experience one of the Yasawas’ most memorable natural features. We enjoy a packed lunch on an idyllic sandbar, surrounded by crystal-clear waters and sweeping views across the Yasawa Islands, with time to relax before our afternoon swims. After lunch on an idyllic sandbar, surrounded by crystal clear waters and sweeping views across the Yasawa Islands, we begin a fully supported channel swim between two islands, where swimmers may be lucky enough to spot turtles gliding through the warm tropical sea. We return to the resort in the afternoon. As evening settles in, gather with the group to share stories from the day. Dinner night is at the resort’s Black Rock Restaurant (Paradise Cove Resort)or Donu (Blue Lagoon Resort).

Flexible Itinerary Option: For supporters, non-swimmer trekkers you can travel with the group to Sawa i Lau Caves, and relax on the boat during swims or enjoy short swims instead. Or spending time back at the resort with the following activities available yoga, kayaking, paddleboarding or relax beachside

Day 5:
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Day 5: Island discovery swim

Itineraries:
Paradise Cove:
Naukacuvu Coastal Swim
Blue Lagoon: Navotua Coastal Swim
Swim Environment & Pace: Today’s swimming includes calm, sheltered snorkelling conditions within the limestone caves of Sawa-i-Lau Island, followed by a supported open water channel swim between nearby Yasawa Islands. Water clarity is typically excellent, with gentle currents possible in the channel depending on tides.
Swim Distance: 2-3 kms.
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PARADISE COVE RESORT ITINERARY:
Day 5: Naukacuvu Coastal Swim
Today falls on a Sunday, traditionally a day of rest and reflection for many Fijian communities. Guests are invited to enjoy a slower pace this morning and experience the relaxed rhythm of island life. After breakfast at Paradise Cove Resort, you may choose to attend the morning church service hosted by the resort, offering a gentle and authentic glimpse into an important part of Fijian culture. Alternatively, you may prefer to spend the morning relaxing or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings of the Yasawa Islands. For those wishing to swim, we depart by boat for the western side of nearby Naukacuvu Island. This beautiful stretch of coastline offers clear water, dramatic island scenery and colourful reef systems just offshore. Our swim follows the natural contours of the island, allowing swimmers to explore coral bommies, sandy channels and vibrant reef habitats along the way. The protected waters here provide ideal conditions for a relaxed open water swim while taking in the striking volcanic landscape rising above the sea. The swim is fully supported by boat, allowing swimmers to set their own pace and pause whenever they wish to enjoy the surrounding scenery. After completing the swim, we return to Paradise Cove Resort with time to relax before the evening. At 5.00pm join us for Sunset Point for drinks before gathering together for dinner at the Black Rock Restaurant.

Flexible Itinerary Option: For supporters and non-swim trekkers, or for those who prefer a day out of the water, there are plenty of enjoyable alternatives available today such as Church service, Bush Walk,  Snorkelling by boat, Coconut demonstration, Kayaks are also available to enjoy a paddle around the lagoon instead today or relax beachside

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BLUE LAGOON RESORT ITINERARY:
Day 5: Navotua Coastal Swim
After breakfast, we travel by boat to the beautiful waters surrounding Navotua, a traditional Yasawan village set amongst some of the region’s most spectacular reefs and lagoons. Here we begin a relaxed coastal swim through crystal-clear waters, following the shoreline past colourful coral gardens and tropical marine life. With excellent visibility and calm conditions, this is a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Yasawa Islands. Our support boat remains nearby throughout the swim, allowing swimmers to rest whenever they wish while taking in the stunning island scenery. After the swim, we return to Blue Lagoon Beach Resort where the afternoon is yours to enjoy. Relax by the pool, snorkel from the beach or simply unwind before your final evening in paradise.

Flexible Itinerary Option: For non-swimmers, enjoy snorkelling, kayaking, yoga, cultural activities or simply relax at the resort.

Day 6:
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Itineraries:
Paradise Cove:
Kuata Island Bay Swim
Blue Lagoon:
Turtle Island Swim
Swim Distance:
2-3 kms.
Swim Environment & Pace: Mixed environments including reef edges and open water.
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PARADISE COVE RESORT ITINERARY:
Day 6: Kuata Island Bay Swim – Southern Yasawa Islands:
After breakfast, we travel by boat to Kuata Island, a striking volcanic island renowned for its dramatic peaks, turquoise bays and thriving marine life. Today’s 2–3 km swim follows the island’s sheltered coastline through crystal-clear waters, colourful coral gardens and sandy channels alive with tropical fish. Harmless reef sharks are often spotted cruising along the deeper reef edges, adding to the excitement of this memorable swim. Our support boat remains nearby throughout, allowing swimmers to rest whenever they wish. Following the swim, we enjoy lunch at the beachfront Octopus Restaurant at Barefoot Kuata Island Resort before returning to Paradise Cove Resort. The afternoon is yours to relax by the lagoon, enjoy the pool or simply soak up the island atmosphere before dinner.

Flexible Itinerary Option: For non-swimmers, enjoy a mountain hike, snorkelling excursion, fish feeding, cooking demonstration, scuba diving, yoga or simply relax at the resort.
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BLUE LAGOON RESORT ITINERARY:
Day 6: Turtle Island discovery swim: After breakfast, we travel by boat to the stunning shores of Turtle Island, one of the Yasawa Islands’ most beautiful island destinations. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, white sand beaches and vibrant coral reefs, it provides the perfect setting for today’s 2–3 km swim. Swimming at a relaxed pace, we follow the island’s picturesque coastline, exploring colourful coral gardens and enjoying the exceptional visibility that makes this area so special. Green sea turtles are regularly spotted in these waters, offering the chance for a memorable wildlife encounter. Our support boat remains nearby throughout, allowing swimmers to rest whenever they wish. After the swim, we return to Blue Lagoon Beach Resort where the afternoon is yours to relax, snorkel, enjoy the pool or simply soak up the island atmosphere before dinner.

Flexible Itinerary Option: For non-swimmers, enjoy snorkelling, kayaking, yoga, cultural activities or simply relax at the resort. The swim follows reef edges and sandy channels with generally clear visibility. A relaxed pace is maintained throughout, with full boat support and flexibility for swimmers to rest or rejoin the swim as desired.

Day 7:
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Day 7: Final Lagoon early morning swim – Departure Day

Both Resort Itineraries the same
Swim Distance: 1 to 2 kms, optional and flexible.

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BOTH ITINERARIES:
Enjoy breakfast before joining our final morning in the Yasawa Islands with a gentle farewell swim in the calm lagoon directly in front of the resort. This relaxed swim is designed as a moment of reflection, allowing time to enjoy the warm water one last time and absorb the beauty of the island setting before departure. The swim is conducted at an easy pace and remains close to shore, with guides supervising from the water and supported by kayaks. We board your boat transfer back to the mainland with drop-offs at either a Nadi hotel or the airport. As you leave the Yasawas, take with you a week of memorable swims, wildlife encounters, and the warmth of Fijian hospitality.

Swim Environment & Pace:
Sheltered lagoon conditions, very relaxed pace with close guide supervision.

Water transfer times:
Resort is approximately 1.5 hours from the mainland, followed by a road transfer to Nadi.

Flexible Itinerary Option:
For supporters, non-swim trekkers, or guests choosing not to swim, the morning can be enjoyed relaxing by the lagoon or beach before breakfast and departure including Yoga.

Alternative Paradise Cove Resort Itinerary
Fiji Yasawa Islands Swim Trek

Tour Availability

& On Sale Prices… 

  • 2026 Departures Sold Out

2027  Prices:
Blue Lagoon Resort – 4 star resort

Super Earlybird Price: From $4999 per person
Normal Price: $5499 per person

Paradise Cove Resort – 5 star resort
Super Earlybird Price: From $5999 per person
Normal Price: $6499 per person

Prices in AUD (Australian Dollars)


INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
Please note your tour price does not include flights to/from Fiji We are offering our clients a service to book their international flights and any other travel plans during their holiday. If you would like our Flights Specialist to organise these requirements please email us at flights@lifesanadventure.com.au with your requirements.

PRIVATE GROUPS:
Departure date of your choice is subjective to availability. A minimum group size is required. Contact us for details.

Based on twin share – see details about Single Supplement and upgrade extras.
Please contact us for more details on (02) 9975 4553 or email: walks@lifesanadventure.com.au
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SOLO TRAVELLERS & EXTRAS:
The following extras can be purchased with your tour:</strong>

If you are a solo traveller willing to share a room, we will attempt to match you with another solo traveller of the same gender. If we can’t find you a match of the same gender by around 12 weeks prior to the tour, you will be charged the single supplement cost.
For those wanting to guarantee their own room, a single supplement cost will be charged at the time of booking.

SINGLE SUPPLEMENT: $1699 Paradise Cove Resort
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT: $1399 Blue Lagoon Resort
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BOOKING TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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SALE TICKET CONDITIONS:
* Super Earlybird, Earlybird and Spot Special Sale Tickets: Must be paid in full at time of booking. Refunds or cancellations are not permitted for Sale Tickets however, transfers to another date are permitted 12 weeks or more prior to departure. We advise taking out travel insurance in case unexpected circumstances prior to the trip, prevent you from joining this tour. Early bird or Spot Special discounts cannot be used in conjunction with another offer. We have partnered with Cover-More to provide travel insurance to our guests. To get a quote or purchase travel insurance directly with them Click here. To receive these special discounts, full payment must be made at the time of initial booking.
* Those who have travelled with Life’s An Adventure previously, receive a past passenger discount of $100. This discount will automatically be deducted from future bookings when you book online using the same email address used for past bookings.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
* Prices are per person in Australian dollars and include GST.
* A deposit of $500 per person is required to secure your booking. (unless taking advantage of Earlybird or Spot Specials in which full payment is required at time of booking).
* Note: If you are booking within 120 days of your departure date – we will require full payment at the time of booking
* Prices are based on twin share of rooms. If you are travelling solo you may be required to share with someone of the same gender. If this is not suitable you can request to pay a single supplement, however, limited single rooms are available per trip so are on a request basis.
* Credit Card fees apply or contact us for bank transfer payment options. The following fees apply. Australian Credit Cards including Visa and Mastercard 1% +$0.20 per transaction, International Credit Cards including Visa and Mastercard 3.4% + $0.30 per transaction (payments in AUD).
* Payments must be made online via our NAB (National Australia Bank) secure payment page via credit card (Visa or Mastercard) or over the phone.
* We advise taking our Travel Insurance to cover items such as cancellation of tour due to minimum numbers not met, or adverse weather conditions, injury, evacuation, delayed flights, illness, etc. Click here
* Credit for cancelled activities. If a tour activity has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances a credit for this missed activity can be applied to any future bookings. Click here.

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Contact Information
  • Address: HEAD OFFICE: Shop 7, 1306 Pittwater Road, Narrabeen NSW 2101.
  • Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Saturday - Sunday: Closed
  • Phone:
    (02) 9975 4553

    After Hours (Emergencies Only):
    0457 002 482
  • Email: walks@lifesanadventure.com.au